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In truth I could not careless about most of the manifesto pledges, but soon it will be time to make a decission regarding betting first and foremost for me.
Have Labour really made an arse of things to the extent that the Torys should be given a chance (knowing full well that they are beginning to remind me exactly why they lost power in the first place, they seem to just want peoples' trust when they wont show their cards)
At least I know for sure that whatever else may or may not work under Labour, the exchanges seem safe and dergulation came under their watch.
What do people think?
Have Labour really made an arse of things to the extent that the Torys should be given a chance (knowing full well that they are beginning to remind me exactly why they lost power in the first place, they seem to just want peoples' trust when they wont show their cards)
At least I know for sure that whatever else may or may not work under Labour, the exchanges seem safe and dergulation came under their watch.
What do people think?
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* The Erection from a betting perspective.
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education education education (grammar and spelling essential)
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I can't speak for anyone else but why do people post all kinds of sh1te on the HORSE RACING forum when there are many many other sites on this forum where their questions would get a better reply. Lets just rename the Horse Racing forum "Attention seeking any old sh1te welcome" Forum.
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You are very angry Saddlers Wells.
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Info I'm just **g sick of the sh1te on this forum.
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Horse racing punters are the most diverse in my opinion,
we all usually bet on anything and therefore tend to talk (post) about most matters, this is why it's always clattered with posts about other sports or politics etc. If I don't like something or someone, I tend not to click on it and it both saves time and aggro ! |
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BNP
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Sadlers is spot on imo...
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Get out of your own arse sadlers, its betting and the horse forum can be canvassed just like any other, I forgot it was your product nobby
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Oh so you posted it on this section of the forum because you know you would get limited feedback on the Politics thread as barely anyone is interested. The majority of people don't even vote nevermind bet on the outcome. I hope you get the response you want from other posters. I'm sure you'll get quite a lot. I'll just be sitting here, on the edge of my seat.
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Sadlers~Wells 08 Apr 10:55
Oh so you posted it on this section of the forum because you know you would get limited feedback on the Politics thread as barely anyone is interested. The majority of people don't even vote nevermind bet on the outcome. I hope you get the response you want from other posters. I'm sure you'll get quite a lot. I'll just be sitting here, on the edge of my seat. Goodgrief sadlers wipe yer chin lad ffs. You are correct, politics section probably wouldnt get much feedback and as I sincerley wanted to know what people made of what is going to be a very big decision then aye the more the merrier, if ppl such as yourself dont want to say how they see the exchanges being effected thats fine, but Im interested.Fair enough lad, you just sit there...(what colour seat?) |
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I am very politically motivated...rarely do I miss Question Time but I have decided that on this occassion I will NOT be voting.Too many scandalous revelations have spewed forth from ALL PARTIES for the public to take them serious, or worse to believe anything they may say.If I am any yardstick to what may happen on 6th May I think a reasonable bet may well be that the turn-out may NOT exceed 60%.....if voting was compulsory then I think the Lid-Dems would get my vote, purely because Vince Cable was the only one who told us the "boom and bust" had to end in disaster and seems to me to be the only principled person left in that "mad house" ...the House of Parliament
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